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The Celtic Pogo

from The Celtic Pogo by Rue D'la Gouaille

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THE CELTIC POGO
(PAROLES & MUSIQUE : MORVAN PRAT)
I woke up this morning
and left my musty room
another day of idling
I don't give a fuck I know I'm just a doomed !
I' m a punk and anarchist
no futur and no goal
I shout it loud clenching my fist
One of the few guys pleased to be on the dole!
You can call me a skunk I will stay cold as ice
I needed to tell you
cause I've made my choice and I will make it last
There's no need to argue
Don't approve but still be open minded fellow
come on and dance to the celtic pogo
When the night falls on Dublin Town
I go and meet my friends
like me they are fooling around
all together four ourself we can fend
You can ask my sister
she'll tell you I'am dead
My mother will tell you the same
and my father doesn't know longer my name
You can call me a skunk I will stay cold as ice
I needed to tell you
cause I've made my choice and I will make it last
There's no need to argue
Don't approve but still be open minded fellow
come on and dance to the celtic pogo

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from The Celtic Pogo, released April 13, 1997

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Rue D'la Gouaille Nantes, France

Rue d'la gouaille est un groupe nantais né en 1994 et dissout en 2010. Leur musique oscillait entre chanson et rock acoustique, fortement empreinte des folklores d'ici et d'ailleurs. S'y cotoyaient guitare, banjo, mandoline, contrebasse, accordéon et tin whistle. ... more

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